The Study of How Organisms Interact with One Another and with Their

question 21

Multiple Choice

The study of how organisms interact with one another and with their nonliving environment is

• A) anatomy.
• B) ecosystems.
• C) ecology.
• D) genetics.
• E) morphology.

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Definitions:

Experiential

Learning or therapeutic techniques focused on engaging individuals through direct experience and reflection to achieve personal growth or skill development.

Malleable

Capable of being shaped or formed; easily influenced or adaptable.

Collaborative

Pertaining to or achieved through working together with others towards a common goal or project.

Cultural Dimensions

The aspects that differentiate cultures from one another, used to compare and understand cultural behaviors and values.